How To Draw A Eurasian Lynx

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Please PAUSE the "How to Draw a Lynx" video after each footstep to draw at your own stride.

The Time-Lapse (Speed Drawing) video:

The Written pace-past-step video tutorial:

For the commencement few steps, don't printing downwards too difficult with your pencil. Use light, polish strokes to begin.

Step 1: Describe a circumvolve on the left side of the paper as a guide for the lynx'due south head. First make four small marks to signal the circumvolve'due south pinnacle and width. Then connect the marks using curved lines. Sketch lightly at showtime then that it'due south piece of cake to erase if you make mistake. If you're struggling to draw the circle, trace the outer rim of a coin, a bottle cap or whatsoever other object with a circular edge. For a more detailed guide on the dissimilar means to draw a circumvolve bank check out this tutorial: Four simple ways to draw a circumvolve.

Step 2: Draw a curved, horizontal line across the lynx's head as a construction line to help you add the facial features later on. Higher up the horizontal line, add a short, vertical line for some other construction line.

Step three: Draw a small circle on the bottom one-half of the head as a guide for the lynx's cage. Depict this circumvolve between the horizontal construction line and the bottom edge of the head.

Pace 4: On top of the head, draw two small , triangle-like lines every bit guides for the lynx's ears. Pay attention to the size of the ears in relation to the head.

Step 5: On the correct side of the caput, draw a big circumvolve as a guide for the forepart part of the lynx'southward body. Like with the caput, make four modest marks to point the circle's peak and width, and then connect the marks using curved lines. This circumvolve should be nigh twice the size of the head. Don't overlap the shape of the head on the left side.